One more thing about the two 100 gallon tanks.
Try to get at least a 500 or better yet a 1000, buy the tanks and own them.
Don't rent or lease them even if it is only $1 a year lease. Also do not have them stop by mthly to service (keep full)... the price per gallon is usually around 20 to 30 percent higher than a minimum fill charge.
If you have enough tank capacity to run 6 mts or more you can buy your fuel when demand is low and your supplier is needing to move it. Price can vary through a year by as much as 50 percent.. Propane NEVER gets old. It can not take on any contaminant (it's under pressure) ...
If you burn propane, you are going to burn it nomatter the cost... just as well plan ahead an save when you can. :smile:KennyV
Try to get at least a 500 or better yet a 1000, buy the tanks and own them.
Don't rent or lease them even if it is only $1 a year lease. Also do not have them stop by mthly to service (keep full)... the price per gallon is usually around 20 to 30 percent higher than a minimum fill charge.
If you have enough tank capacity to run 6 mts or more you can buy your fuel when demand is low and your supplier is needing to move it. Price can vary through a year by as much as 50 percent.. Propane NEVER gets old. It can not take on any contaminant (it's under pressure) ...
If you burn propane, you are going to burn it nomatter the cost... just as well plan ahead an save when you can. :smile:KennyV